Cases of medical malpractice occur far more frequently than you might think, with some types of medical errors being made more often than others. When a medical professional, such as a doctor, obstetrician, surgeon, or nurse, for example, compromises the medical standard of care, the patient suffering from this negligence may then bring a claim against the liable party to recover compensation for all they have been through. With that in mind, we at Wilt & Klausing, PLLC, have gone into further detail about some of the most commonly...Continue Reading...
When you've suffered through a major accident, you might not think your injuries are so serious. You may have even already recovered from much of the physical damage the accident caused. However, that's not the only way you can suffer after an injury. Traumatic events can leave an impact on your mind after the fact. Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, can have lasting, painful effects on your mental and physical health. Because of this, you need to know whether you're able to file a claim for your PTSD. If you’re...Continue Reading...
If you’ve been terminated or suspended from work for a significant period of time and you believe that your employer’s reasoning was unethical, the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) can take on your case and work to remedy the situation. The MSPB is part of the executive branch of the United States government, and their goal is to develop hiring practices, stop discrimination, and defend employees from retaliation by their employers in the workplace. Appeals can be filed through the MSPB, and investigations will be done to...Continue Reading...
After your injury, you may be asked for extra information about your claim. For example, the insurance adjuster determining the worth of your settlement may ask for your medical records when calculating the right amount. When they ask for this information, you may need to ask a few questions yourself. For example, what impact will medical records have on an injury lawsuit? You’ll need to know what information is necessary and what may not be reasonable. If you’re not sure where to begin, reach out to an attorney for help deciding...Continue Reading...
If you've been injured in a serious work accident, understanding your workers comp benefits is important. You'll need to know what the benefits will cover, how long you'll receive them, and what could affect your coverage. You may have already gotten a message about maximum medical improvement, but what does that mean for you? If you're concerned about your workers comp benefits and the coverage you should receive, reach out to your attorney for more information. They can explain your situation and help you determine...Continue Reading...
A public arrest is almost always embarrassing. That's sometimes especially true if you've been accused of public intoxication. However, what does a public intoxication charge mean for you? Understanding the laws in Florida on your public intoxication case will be important for your next steps. Make sure that you speak with your defense attorney before you accept the charges or choose not to defend yourself. These charges can have a major effect on your future, but you may have a chance to avoid these consequences. Disorderly...Continue Reading...
Whether you work as a contractor or in some other line of work that requires you to go up on a ladder, you are at a higher risk of suffering an injury than someone who doesn’t work around ladders. Thankfully, if you do fall from a ladder at work, you should be able to collect workers compensation benefits that will enable you to recover without having to struggle financially. Below, we go into greater detail about what these benefits will include once your claim has been approved. Your Disability BenefitsDisability benefits are...Continue Reading...
Whiplash is an injury that commonly occurs in vehicle collisions. Many people don’t understand how serious this type of injury can be. It can be painful, cause permanent damage to your neck and spine, and even cause you to miss out on work for a while or be forced to change your profession.When someone else caused the vehicle accident that led to your whiplash injury, you have every right to file a car crash claim or lawsuit against them. You deserve to recover a settlement to pay for your injury-related losses.What Is Whiplash, and How Can...Continue Reading...
